Never restarted. Why should I? You can change styles at any time during the game...

I have played with zounds of races on Morrowind and a bit less on Oblivion. Never played Khajiit and Argonian, so went with Khajiit for a stealthy run this time (+ the Thieves Guild is always my favorite guild ). Didn't start over once so far, am about 25 hours into the game.

In Oblivion playing Redguard warrior was perfect for me, still think that suits me best (and training lockpicking to get in places I shouldn't be getting into - which is nice). Played typical Nord in Morrowind mainly using Keening and Sunder while being pretty much invincible at level 90 (big scary bold one, looked like Nappa from DBZ if you remember him ), also played Dunmer, Bosmer, Altmer, Imperial and tried once with Argonian on Morrowind, but the last one didn't last long. Considering the races didn't change that much over the course of the games (ability-wise), I didn't need to think for too long when I was looking for 'something new'.

This will be my third time. First I was a Breton, then a Bosmer, now I'm a Nord. I love each for very different reasons but decided to use this as the class to beat the game with. I only just started my Nord and beat the first dragon. Long way to go.

Even though the leveling speed is absurd for non-mage characters, I think it's safe to assume I will probably never get to more than halfway to 66.

no start-overs for me..

I started as a Nord 2 handed warrior, using conjuration and destruction magic before bashing with the sword. Then I rerolled as a no magic, archery/1 handed sword Aragorn type character, and then I restarted again as a Dunmer who is largely based on my last character, but he'll be using conjured weapons. I'm feeling good with this one.

I used to be like you.. could never decide what I wanted to be because I wanted to be everything all at once. I'd start over and start over .. and start over again. Until eventually I'd get sick of playing through the parts i'd already played through over and over. I'd have to quit playing. Eventually I'd come back to it and finally stick to a character and play the game. Now I just stick to the character, no matter what, even if I hate the direction I think I'm going or felt as though I've built a bad character. It leads to a much more rewarding experience when I finally do get to the end of the game.